The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-05-06

Ra,,; The baralins offered by l-anshllrsh
Bro. in their advertisement on first la55r' 'nis
week.
Everything which belongs 10 pure, iiraih!
blood is impaired by Hoods Salsaparii'i'
trial will convince you OF its merit.
1t has been finally determined to hold The
annual meeting OF the State Teachers Ass"-
ca,ion this year at Old Point Comfort, va.
We have received an invitation to attend
the Eighteenth Anniversary CT the Phiioma.
thean Society of st. Johns College I" he he''
this evening at Mcdowell Hall.
The month of May has opened the sai''ne'
campai,n in genial manner, The grass Tue
budding tress, and nature generally, are all
giving pleasant evidence OF its Effect
MFR. John II. Traband has purch ased from
Mr.. Geo rye L. Herbert his vacant lot In !he
..burnt district for S31.. The sale was ell
fected Though Nj. j. II. ;. Sasscer.
Farmers who propose using fertilizer TINS
Snrinc vii! find good article at 10" price
in The Carib Guano. for which Mr. r. fiileS
Martin. OF Nottingham district, Is agent.
The Little Tycoon" Base Ball Club, oil
this Town, will play game OF ball WIN d
nina nicked from the prince Georges Rifles,
tomorrow afternoon at four, on the giouhos
Fear the depot.
Oar popular cx.SAer:fi, Mr.. Pinkney A.
Scarps, was married on the nth nltliho 10
Miss Cora Lee, daughter of jacob i. Lee
Esq, of Frederick county, Virginia. we eA-
tend our congratulations.
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Grain, wife OF ex-Judse
Peter G.. Grain, died at the Enta" House, III
Baltimore, on lat Sunday morning. Inc ue-
ceased was a native of Charles county, anu Is
said TO have possessed rare intellectual alta III
mentS.
The Spring Meeting Ct the Mary land Jock
ey Club, which begins at the Pimlico course
Mopday next. promises to be big affair.--
Nearly all the horses now at Washington
and many others will be present. Appi'ea-
tious are still coming in.
The Ladies Association Of Trinity Church
held a meeting last "Wednesday evening"
The design for the mural tablet to be efectea
70 tbe late Rev. DR.. Meyer Levin, recently
received from the New York House having
file work in charge. was discussed and accept
ed.
We will commence in !. few weeks Tie pup
LEGATION of all oily iual story written expressly
for lbe ENQUIRER. Ii is the joint compost
ton Of L ,otng GENT icnam and Il lady living III
the upper part OF tie county. The SCENE Is
laid in Soltlleln Maryland, and the story
will be irlerestin. 10 mary % oar readers
Judge Brooke has rendered decision III
the Equity case of John T. FISHER vs.. Johh
p. Sbatt:,r. in favor OF FISHER, the rNceptant
The. ai,, s.iou WIS OH Exceptions 10 ALI Audi
tors report. Mr.. Joseph ). Wilson appeared
for Fisher, and Geo. {. Merrick, Esq, Tor
SlIatttr.
Those WHO have not taken out 4 license
shoald do at once. A failure by any will sub
iect them TO the severe penalties imposed by
the laws of the State, which forbid all per
sons ircm barte ring or selling goods, wares OF
merchandise without first having obtained
rcanse from the Clerk of the Court
On Tuasliy last Mr.. John W. Belt, CLERK
of Tie Circuit Court, made settlement oil The
Whisky License Fund with the County Com
missiouers. from Dee ember 1885, to April 10th
1857. The amount received by him in tina
time was 50 $50 81, which amount he turned
over to them.
In pursuance 10 a call the Trustees of thu
Maryland Agricultural College met in Balti
| more On L thursday Of last week. There wa
| no quorum present. President Auguslin
Smith, of the college, had his report ready
but no Blu siness could be transacted, AM
another call will be issued Tor a meeting Q
the trustees this mouth The college has abon
10 students.
The advisability Of having a street sprink
Ter to be used in layi ng the dust on our street
during the coming SUNNI er is being discuss
ed. 1t is a good idea, and one that We hop
can be made practicable. The project coul
be carried through al small cost. A hogs
head mounted Oh an ordinary pair of cal
GELS, with an inexpensive tin sprinkler al
tached, would do the work ; our easily acces
sible branches would supply the water,
AT awell attended meeting of lie Fire \:
ISOLATION last Thursday night, NJ. A. Il. Dal
cy, on behalf of the Building Committee, re
ported that Mr.. William Bunnel had bee
employ cd to paint the Truck House at CO.
of SIS, and that the work was progressing
| Mr. Darcy also moved that committees be al
pointed to wait Oh Rev Mr.. Avirett, Re-
Father Cunnaur and the Amateur Theatr
cal Club, and request their assist ance in raj
ing funds to pay eff TIE debt still due by I'll
Association. The committee 10 wait on Fail
er CunIane are Messrs. \ G.. Darcy, F. Ne
son Jarboe and John C. Wyville. On Re-
Mr.. Avirett. MessrS. William II. lIarpe
Richard L. Brandt and John H. Traband-
The Dramatic Troupe. Messrs. Joseph
| Wilson. l. s. Wilson and Dr. J.. \ Grill il.